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Ye gods (again), a horse isn't a pair of skis.

He has been treated for ulcers previously and had some xrays. No mention of suspensory's being scanned which would have been the first...

I am so sick of this happening to people (ETA and by extension their horses).

This is what I see first also, I had a 6yo euthanised with dsld. For a time, mine was able to be ridden through the spooking, napping...

This is the rub, isn't it. Being good at getting horses able to be ridden again (and sold) doesn't necessarily mean that's being done as...

No comment on the training, but this is what I see on very first look at the video. Having owned a hypermobile horse, who showed a...

So here we have a horse who has some issues. We don't know what they are. The ulcers suggest there might be some pain as yet...

I think, it's rubbish... The fact of needing a job... Also, travelling round the world in planes, jumping during the night enormous...

I think it can be true a little bit, in that horses enjoy a routine. They feel safer if they know whats coming and how they are supposed...

Oh yes, it's really commonly said. It just doesn't seem very logical given what we know about their ethology, so I do wonder about it.

This. Why the beef? Seems entirely unnecessary, patronising, arrogant and rude. For no obvious reason 🤷‍♀️ If someone has an issue with...

I must admit I'm starting to find this particular conversation distasteful. Hinting at your own omniscience while dismissing (a)...